The current UK national recruitment and selection process for public health specialty training has good predictive validity. The individual components of the process are testing different skills and abilities and together they are providing additive value.
MTAS shortlisting undertaken in two independent public health specialty training programmes discriminated well between appointable and not appointable candidates.
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